Dear Readers,

I hope your Thanksgiving holiday was filled with love and peace. Mine was how I like it, spent with family and friends and low-key. This year I was asked to bring along only one dish to the party, my delectable non-dairy rice pudding, so besides fun the dinner was restful too.

This weekend I'm catching up on reading and looking for articles and subjects to share with you. The first one titled, "As Bullies Go Digital, Parents Play Catch-Up" by Jan Hoffman is from today's New York Times, so important for today's parents and children that it appeared on the front page of the paper.  Filled with the stories of parents whose children were bullied online, and those who found out to their dismay that their children were involved in bullying, these stories are both frightening and heartbreaking. Headings include: Parental Fears, The Bully Next Door, Contacting the Other Parent, When the Bully is Your Child, and Supervisor or Spy, this article is an important read for parents, educators, therapists, and anyone involved in the welfare of our children.

Follow the link below for the entire article.

Warm regards,
Diane



Parents Struggle With Cyberbullying - NYTimes.com